Yzerman, the longest-serving captain in the history of the League,
was the No. 4 pick in the 1983 NHL Draft and he joined the Red Wings as
an 18-year-old the following fall. He would go on to win three Stanley
Cups with the franchise. The first, in 1997, ended a 42-year drought for
the Original Six franchise.

He finished his 22-year career with 1,755 points in 1,514
regular-season games. He added 185 points in 196 Stanley Cup Playoff
games.

Now that that's been decided... the REAL question is: will the networks pick up the Winter Classic alumni game? Or do I have to firebomb somebody?